Interview With Nathan L. Thomas - Transcript for Nathan L. Thomas Interview

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Abstract/Description: Topics covered include the Thomas' feelings on the "non-violence" approach and his involvement in a Presbyterian discussion group. Thomas was born and raised in south central Alabama, and after serving in the military, went to college in West Virigina. He came to Durham in 1959 to work at North Carolina Mutual as a printer and in advertising/communications. He was involved in civil rights work in Alabama (where he helped drive people during the Montgomery Bus Boycott) and North Carolina (where he helped druve people going to sit-in demonstrations). He worked on many local political campaigns including those for Gene Hampton, Josephine Clement, Bill Bell and Willie Lovett.
Subject(s): Durham County (N.C.)
Title: Transcript for Nathan L. Thomas Interview.
Name(s): Thomas, Nathan L., interviewee
Wise, Jim, interviewer
Type of Resource: text
Date Created: November 15, 2003
2003-11-15
Physical Form: transcripts
Abstract/Description: Topics covered include the Thomas' feelings on the "non-violence" approach and his involvement in a Presbyterian discussion group. Thomas was born and raised in south central Alabama, and after serving in the military, went to college in West Virigina. He came to Durham in 1959 to work at North Carolina Mutual as a printer and in advertising/communications. He was involved in civil rights work in Alabama (where he helped drive people during the Montgomery Bus Boycott) and North Carolina (where he helped druve people going to sit-in demonstrations). He worked on many local political campaigns including those for Gene Hampton, Josephine Clement, Bill Bell and Willie Lovett.
Identifier(s): NCC.0040 (CollectionNumber)
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Preferred Citation: Item description, identifier (if applicable), Box and Folder information. Durham Civil Rights Heritage Project collection (NCC.0040). North Carolina Collection, Durham County Library, NC.
Subject(s): Durham County (N.C.)
Restrictions on Access: Copyright Not Evaluated
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Title: Interview With Nathan L. Thomas.
Name(s): Thomas, Nathan L., interviewee
Wise, Jim, interviewer
Type of Resource: sound recording
text
Date Created: November 15, 2003
2003-11-15
Physical Form: sound recordings
transcripts
Extent: 00:45:10
00:06:38
Abstract/Description: Topics covered include the Thomas' feelings on the "non-violence" approach and his involvement in a Presbyterian discussion group. Thomas was born and raised in south central Alabama, and after serving in the military, went to college in West Virigina. He came to Durham in 1959 to work at North Carolina Mutual as a printer and in advertising/communications. He was involved in civil rights work in Alabama (where he helped drive people during the Montgomery Bus Boycott) and North Carolina (where he helped druve people going to sit-in demonstrations). He worked on many local political campaigns including those for Gene Hampton, Josephine Clement, Bill Bell and Willie Lovett.
Identifier(s): NCC.0040 (CollectionNumber)
NCC_0040_OH_0014 (Identifier)
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NCC_0040_OH_0014_Transcript.pdf (FileName)
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interviewtranscriptthomas (Legacy)
Note(s):

Preferred Citation: Item description, identifier (if applicable), Box and Folder information. Durham Civil Rights Heritage Project collection (NCC.0040). North Carolina Collection, Durham County Library, NC.
Subject(s): Durham County (N.C.)
Restrictions on Access: Copyright Not Evaluated
In Collections: